Damaged Quicksilver Boat Disposal in Devon

Quicksilver Boat Disposal in Devon
One of our latest collections was a storm damaged Quicksilver in Devon. The boat was at a property in Dawlish. She had clearly suffered some damage to her bow and other parts of her hull. We weren’t privvy to how it happened but it had all the hallmarks of a rough ride in a recent storm.
The team were asked to collect the boat for disposal from the owners home address. She was on a trailer complete with an engine. But the boat was insured separately to both. So this meant our team had to unload from the trailer and reload onto our own. Thankfully the engine was removed by the owner before our collection date.
Sold For Spares
Hopefully the engine will go on to be used on another boat. Or at the very least be sold on for spares. The rest of the damaged Quicksilver had very little items worth worrying about. We did remove the seats and the console complete with screen. But on a speed boat of this size that’s about the limit of what we would remove.
The Quicksilver was a manageable size too so it was easy enough to reload. Anything larger and we might have had to send our Hiab instead. Our boat collection team were fairly sure with the engine off and the fuel out that she would be light enough.
Boat Disposal
With the boat loaded it was back to the yard for disposal. With the fuel out and items removed we soon set about breaking down the rest of the boat.
If you have a storm damaged boat that is an insurance write off then get in contact. Just fill in the scrap form and our team will do the rest.
Date Published: May 12, 2025
Last Modified: May 13, 2025
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